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* [http://campaignmonitor.com campaign monitor] -$ | * [http://campaignmonitor.com campaign monitor] -$ | ||
* [http://37signals.com project mgmt. and more w/37signals] -$ | * [http://37signals.com project mgmt. and more w/37signals] -$ | ||
| + | * [http://www.thepoint.com/ the point] -$ | ||
| + | * [http://change-congress.org/ change congress] | ||
* [http://www.whybasecampsux.org/#alternatives free basecamp alternatives] | * [http://www.whybasecampsux.org/#alternatives free basecamp alternatives] | ||
* [http://www.citizenspeak.org/ citizen speak, free campaign emails, tracking, like MoveOn] | * [http://www.citizenspeak.org/ citizen speak, free campaign emails, tracking, like MoveOn] | ||
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- campaign monitor -$
- project mgmt. and more w/37signals -$
- the point -$
- change congress
- free basecamp alternatives
- citizen speak, free campaign emails, tracking, like MoveOn
- list at idealware
CommitteeCaller.com is a site that allows one person to target an entire congressional committee over the phone. The web application utilizes the open source Asterisk PBX system to connect you to every senator or house member on a particular committee. No more digging around the 'net entering zip-codes to retrieve phone numbers of representatives. CommitteeCaller.com automates the tedium of finding and dialing your favorite politicians.
- a site about community organizing, not a service
- An intro to Activism on the Internet
- seems like some good information
- civic space -$
- also free if you install your own Drupal version
